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Discover LudwigThe phrase "action centred on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a focus or emphasis on a particular action or activity within a context.
Example: "The project is an action centred on improving community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "action focused on" or "action aimed at".
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Teen-oriented action centred on a handsome, pacifist samurai.
The city's Little Italy is east of the centre, with most of the restaurant action centred on Wooster Street.
The action centred on the Israeli army's 500-strong commando response to the hijack of an Air France plane given permission to land at Entebbe airport in Uganda.
Rumney's lawyer, Olivier Morice, said the legal action centred on "respecting the wishes of Peggy Guggenheim to see the collection intact".
The legal action centred on whether copies of original documents should be disclosed, rather than a summary of the information they contained.
The action centred on Leo Demidov, a loyal secret policeman who, while on the hunt for a serial killer whom the state refuses to admit exists, begins to doubt the regime he's faithfully served all his adult life.
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The action centres on the corner of 23rd and L streets, one of the liveliest intersections in the capital.
The action centres on four ordinary teenage girls.
The action centres on a wooden artist's dummy, this production's only serious misstep.
Much of the psychological action centres on Sophie's attempts to manipulate him.
The action centres on Peachum, a fence for stolen goods; Polly, his daughter; and Macheath, a highwayman.
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